I m Dan, i m totally new to this latex. i want to learn and prepare report for my final thesis. i hope this community would be of great place to explore.
Best Regards,
dan
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dhan_latex
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Hello everyone,
I m Dan, i m totally new to this latex. i want to learn and prepare report for my final thesis. i hope this community would be of great place to explore.
Best Regards,
dan
I m Dan, i m totally new to this latex. i want to learn and prepare report for my final thesis. i hope this community would be of great place to explore.
Best Regards,
dan
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Stefan Kottwitz
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Hi Dan,
welcome to the board!
Beginning with LaTeX right with the final thesis could be a tough start, but it's of course manageable. Here are some documents which can help you with the first steps: LaTeX Resources for Beginners.
Stefan
welcome to the board!
Beginning with LaTeX right with the final thesis could be a tough start, but it's of course manageable. Here are some documents which can help you with the first steps: LaTeX Resources for Beginners.
Stefan
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dhan_latex
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Thanx Stefan for you quick reply.
You have given me a list, could you please let me know which one is best to start with
You have given me a list, could you please let me know which one is best to start with
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Stefan Kottwitz
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"LaTeX for Complete Novices" is very good. And the first on in the list is quite known and good. Perhaps just browse some and see what you prefer. It's always good to see different views. And once you read an introduction, another tutorial is easy to scan, reading just the unknown things. If you would like to read a real book, I have written one, the "LaTeX Beginner's Guide", because I felt the need for a fast paced hands-on guide.
Stefan
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Hi Dan,
welcome to the LaTeX community from me, too!
Regards
welcome to the LaTeX community from me, too!
Regards
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dhan_latex
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Thanx Stefan_K,
I have started latex by installing kile editor in ubuntu. i just gave the sudo apt-get install kile command and it has installed most of the packages. But how can i found out which all packages have been installed and which all do i need to install. Now i am going to start with beamer to create a slides for presentations.
p.s cgnieder thanks for your greeting
I have started latex by installing kile editor in ubuntu. i just gave the sudo apt-get install kile command and it has installed most of the packages. But how can i found out which all packages have been installed and which all do i need to install. Now i am going to start with beamer to create a slides for presentations.
p.s cgnieder thanks for your greeting
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Stefan Kottwitz
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New questions should be posted as a new topic. Other possibly helping readers could miss your question because they just see a "Greeting" topic. 
One problem - one topic, with a good summary as topic title - this is the best here.
Regarding your question, sudo dpkg -l lists installed packages, sudo dpkg -l | grep tex could show TeX packages and bundles. However, TeX would tell you if a package would be missing.
In the specific case, you could additionally use
Stefan
One problem - one topic, with a good summary as topic title - this is the best here.Regarding your question, sudo dpkg -l lists installed packages, sudo dpkg -l | grep tex could show TeX packages and bundles. However, TeX would tell you if a package would be missing.
In the specific case, you could additionally use
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sudo apt-get install latex-beamerLaTeX.org admin